To evaluate the results shown in Table 5, the first question to be addressed is the relationship between the compressive strength of the different wall materials, hence the various thicknesses required for the ground floor level walls and the distances between the walls. For the comparison we took as a starting point the fact that the strength of fired clay brick masonry and stabilized soil block masonry is quite similar (between 5.00 and 4.00 MPa), while that of reinforced concrete-based walls is five times higher (25 MPa).This difference assumes a slight alteration in thickness in the case of short distances between the walls but which will increase as the distances become greater. This variation means that reinforced concrete-based walls are much thinner (20–40% less) over bigger distances (4.5 m) than the rest of the building materials used for making comparisons in this research.